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1-41 T IiI.PORT. OF ori 1- 7 . — f- KIN G! TZ Is; (Ph', j uc lz;. if A Hit I V. ti , " 00.0, SITET:IFF Thf- pl about the year 1804, became 11)e er'e,'itor of the ce,ebrated Mr. King, tie amount 17001. He at length was (-bliged to have it:- urse to lo gal proeeedi:,gs in order to obtain his nidnyy. The :Sherlffwas direrie , i to lay an excel).• tiO:t upon Mr. K housC . , rn Norton-street. That etficrr, und , r an indemaity.bt 20001. re urged nulla tfmo : 11 - .vas subsequently isc,lt.lined, that there . Was property in the hcp , se, attd ihe present itllon was brought to rcCeVer , damakes ' for the- false return'. defende set up was, that Mr.. King having been discharged,-as an insolvent debtor, his edeots 1) , came vested in the_ Clerk of the Peace, and th'al he kid at the time of the execution no pro • . s very.. On the part of the plaintiff' it was contended, that Lady Lanesborough, the wife of Mr. King, had put -chased furniture pi eVionslv to, -the discharge of her and that the prolierty, of which she'was thidotibtediy in possession at the Jime, was to be _coosidered liable to the detnands upon Mr. King.— The question was then reduced to tiie value of that priwerty, and aft‘f:r the statements of wit nessei,- who virivd it IT , III 5001. to tool. the Jpry tound a verdict for the plaintiff—Da.i:ages 9501." SIR SILTRERT GEORGE AND OTHERS, V. TAYLOR, ESQ. 1:4%1s 2 , 141 action agAinst,a ship-owner, for n: -?n -performance ( - .4 his ontr3,::t. defendant had' fired the ship commerce, to`the Tran p rt pnard, niider penalty of boo!. for non-sea-i.Northmess, or other failure of pet-Mt - Dance. The slip was sent out in April 1807, laden with provisions; she was obliged to return shortly utter, Iron) the leaky state in which she Was found at sea. ,The provisions were damaged to the amount of more than. the pen , lty of the. bond, but the pi-,tion was forc'ed to resulct itself to the, penalty. Witnesses were-called to preve the'inatetill - fac!s. Mr. Ta)lor made no defence, and f lhe Jury - accordingly found a verdict ;or the plaintit - E—Damges, 5001. BAKER V. S‘AIAINSON, Tit s wpc aNion • - igain,t,the defendant, .who the Col4,tor Custom's m the I) , :rt of Liverpool, for not an ,, wering .0 s...hpcena, n; thal Cowl, in an a cti on ,in bid ) ihe plk t ,; , tift . ovirlit• to recovk r from a Clerk of . the, presentnt, ies under the Ad oti, Henry VI, probtoiling rer*ons ~voices to the Custom-hoosa iron) atiing as A4ents for iNletc.;Ants wtio tn,y have ess to tra isaa at the. Custom- house. . The.plaintiti had . fuliy made ont his case, and had proved a lops onsing to him . fr,m. the bin-attend ance of tt,e„Present ni - e7ltiant on the previote , to he amount of 2 f 11. as. l,td. ; when it appetited, iron) the Cr.: extiminal ion of :he wi! ne•ses ho had s , rted the subriiena, tiTao , i - t had be, nso served On t!..e defelidarit at his country house, two tildes trom LiverpOol; on a . . Saturday, at Cie close of day-light, in. the mc , littr tit Fe'bruSrv,.his presence beicg le t-IEIII.M in• London on the Mont'.ay morning log, at a - period too when then, was sickness in the datentlant's - His answer was, that he would not cone, be tie coniequcnces what they ' • Lord EL LEltil.3ol3 OUGH hell, that su: h answer would .have been an aggrai , atlon of the contumacy, if- he thing' demanded had' been pratlicable. But to. hota;- 'hit a man was obliged, in anycircum stances of distress in 'which his family might be in volved; to 'Set out 'on a mo'inent's Warring on a journ-y, which, with the ti most expedition, he et . .fral expe& to 9inplete within the tim . e,re- Orrd, would -be a manifeit hardship, and would go to convert what, was /Only an incumbei.t duty into a grievous burden. leis Lordship sn4e only as he should . f.'t I, had a motion for an ittanliniefic s.-ch-'cii cuvosiances, ben tilde litin'co . . The pliintilf was ziccordir . gly nOibuited. ROLLS juty =DLL AND. C 3. V. HORWOQD. This important came, .invOlving - proprty to the amount or 60,000). -was decided yoNn.rday- by Sir "\Vm:GRAw,T, altor hearing Sir A. PiGorr, Sir S-. Itommt.v,lll - r. , ltussELi,, .Aft, 01)136Y, • and many other Coun,wl. I' appeared fro_rn tir•pleadines, 'that dere'nd..;• ;ant, great rhatatfa - e4Tare . 6• had, in tiro course ot-pe ,t, cumary dealiog4 with the plaintiffs, his hankers, deirsitert .title deeds of a :copyhold estate, accom panied with a note in writing to the following . el me send von these dehAs. as n-coll tteral.securit y tot Areitoo's and n.y bills. 7 This:Araondrew sly-.to the dep , si!s made, anon Flni wnod to a great amount, wilich indotsed rh,cl ciis c,.uesvd. with his ba:ikets, There were alio bah; o f HotoNoti in their hands distiniti fio ri thpse drawn by J-Nr;,clan, and the,gyeat point was to ascertain tha e xtent to which a lickl or oinii.ahleroortai,ge was: created on the deposit. 1-forwi,:ci,a,;(l, Arlor are dead, and since the decease of this I:!tt4r - his .hatte paid offqf , Imottor of the hlls whi , •h drew iii fvoi:r . and they clriirned a lieu for so kntich oh &posit in•ihe brhikci s' hands IA! the bankers'gait! that the depOsit g ivep well for pantent of th-ir general 1‘,4!....ce as for. d rats antecedently due, and the-refore re fu ;.ecl _ _ His. Honour decreed that the surety, in' all cases of tkpo,its, was entitled, upon, paying oft the stun he had engagfd fot, to stand in the •,tuatii , n of the creditor paid by htm, herefore - that Arc ton had a 11;'n on the title deeds in the hands of 'the bankers for. the &bfdischarge'd ;' and that the plaiwiffs, the bankQrs; had also a right to a further lien upon the, title deeds far such sluts as were due at the time of the delivery of the , depo , it, but not beyond that for a t'eneral balance.—Tfiese points are of great conse quence to cOmMerOal men. CONSISTORY COURT, DOCTORS COIiAMONS. LOVEDEN V, LOVEDEN. This waq a proceeding fbr a divorce, instituted by F. L. I,..vv•den, Esq., M. P. for Shaft'eshtfry, against wit*, .on thegroundofcriminalconvc,s'otioa with 1.341 k, r The prim.ipal faas:ltAve been already before the on aaion 'brought 'aglinst Mr. Barkor in the Court of King's Bench; in which no dan,ages were recovered; and•t his day the E - i•closia!;;k11 Court pro- . ci , :ided to jive sentence on the qi.Otion of divorce, having aud:COiliUsl on the pre ceding court day. ' ' . The L:arnel - Judge (Sir W. ScoTit) entered at great left:it'll into ihe evidence, and observed, that though it did nor posiii*ly , state any arrUal coin mission. of the -ofadttiteryi, vet from the gent-ral conduct f Mrs. Loved-n anti . 2ilr. Barker, the par ticuVir circpliastance and situalio!:s it appeared they were t.reque.nily found in, would joslify the conclu sion in the of the Coal t that those oppOrinni ties wi re not thrown away upon them, and that an adulterous connection did subsist bet t;•-• een:t hem,and had, on those occa.ions, been ropeatedly gratified. The Learned JUdge . tn'stanced a variety of circum stances, ,pait icularlythaL of- an interc,pred letter of bo%eden's, of ton. indelicate a nature ; to hue evide - bcs, but_which he deemed it ri.,.cessa7 to comment upon in support of this conthision, and . profesed himself oct entirely ig iorant of the'laxity of modern mantle's'. On • what •grotind the action in the Couit of King's Bench could h.i‘e whether ni•gligence in the plainritf or his agents, - !!ir from what other cause,• he would not petend to say 6; but trout the Whole- of the evdenee that was g;%en judicially before him, he was clearly of opinion that the fact of adultety'w,is sufficiently tist,ibli,bed to entitle Mr. Lo e !en to the remedy he sought; for the reneated violations of i,is honour atm domestic happiness, and pronounced for the di vorce accordingly. ESTMIAS ER-SESSIONS. The Court for the trills of Trivet - ;es resumed its proceechit 0" esterday. jiarma7iuke le4bs was inditited 'for an assault with intent to tooimit an unnatandreri;ne. ( witness was a boy, of tle name cat Fred. Thngue,, who had been lately in: tle service of the Alarquis of )31an . :ford, and hi 3 testimony gave sufficient Prthits of a base and filthy disposition m the del,m,lant.— , Verdiet—Guilty ut the assault.—Sentence three months imiinsoninent. The prisoner about four and twenty years of age, and of genteel appearance. , Mary Clarke was convicted of stealing a pewter 'pot train the Britannia puhlic-hous ,-, ., in Bervick-_ . stet, Sofio.—Senteneed tuna:fen days ttnpri ! spn mew, A RESURRECTION, MAN. A .fellow of the name of WdAo, was judieled for a misde.neantir, in stealing a dead body, he-, iti - g the body, of a young Lady of the name of Lane . , , out of the buiial ground ot t!ie parish of St. George, Hanorersquare, beyond Ty butn lurnpike. Mr. Bra;, whose wife is a milliner, and lives in Albi-rmaile-street, staud, that Miss Lane Lad been their apprentice ; that she was between . 18 and 20 years of age when she tiled, which was a few days ago, and that sire died of the measles ;,. that siie *as interred in the above burial ground on the 21st of Jaw, at eight o'clock iorthe inoriiing; that Le and carter friends waited tilt the funeral serciLe tot flied, and went away . 1) foie the giavc wys filled up, and returned hotue to their resimcitive habita tions ; that in lit:le more than halt an 'hour r they had reached "Albennal s'reet,a G,!ntic;;.an called at their frou , s,e, acid - stated, t hat the col pse which had beet just Olicit . !ct htdb: en - st,•kn. 1 hey . immediately retui - ned to th.: Ott , grocu:d, and be ing accompanied by the S:.s, it aid one 'or the Churt.hwardens (Mr. Ream,), they Willi to the ,grave, and neat" it ihey saw I itt i avc-di e er, \A. ebb, the prisoner. He was told t 6 °pert of .budy that had been Mimed aUout, a , t,n.Por iilid a half before that he a: tie 4 hhesitated.; , lait . they told hire that. :II as not :igh: be tit 5w 1:?4c1.1 souse, paces, let the sTade tall o s ut tit lii> n..nd„ "edged that all'was not. right, and instan:iy t.noied away, aid dow t hecburch yatai Deo! (ue rave. Tni y wure appretiensiveithat he lut dropped dead, and it Was some time bet": :re he recoVer, d. At I . lmt;tn,". , hen he was restored, and quest oneu as to w;lat beeame of. tltes body,. he ,aid it was in the g avc ; lie. •Aa, tben torct-d to open the grave, and abodl a took and a h.:11'060. , tite surface, a sack ‘.k.s found, s hid), on being exam:to:Al; coot...wed t 1::e body' of the , young tetuah alto had t.ict.tt) Just interred., The c't:u. tenal-ee rCCULniZed sty the iitendS of the ilecc;isvn, and it appearea that the body wag mangled in diffetent Vim', as it s:rtfek with a spad • or sortie instiantent in hrefil - sing• °pm the cot - fm, which was , found, bel4 the tegul,J depth, with t.iie 'shroud laid in It carefdlly folded up. The boy was tied neck Sand he:ls with a Tope, as if to pre% wit its haviog the appearance of curvse its the sack., SHIP NEWS. CaAvissann, JUL.? 12. , • _ Arrived—the Knapton, Ciuld, tr,un jaraiaica ; Lord Coch.; ra e, cl:arke, from St. Thwiluts's ; aucl , the kisuil, HAL"- voi.:, now Claark:itown. • Sailed—the Hype, Musson', for Hayti. 8111 I %aJ , • On the . rith inst. at Rpie, in the I sic of Wi g ht, th e Right 4 La Caroline vari)ain, of a illuAlitcr. Yesterqay, at ins Oonse in Manchester-square, the Lady of Thomas Wnedicr of . Danghler. The Salle ciay, Mrs Kuiluch, of Brunswick-square, of a. •ihe defendant' gave no odter account . of the trati,ictotion tlian tiiat he supposed some person would come at night and take it away over the wail, and that a wan - i;alled Jack, had a,silied When called upon far his defence, all he said "vas, th:it his trial Wao Called 'soontp th.qi expeCted,. and that he was not, guilty.—The Jury ,found him Guilty.—Senteoce dets"ried.—Eit; w'as an olcl moan, and appeai,ed considerably agitated. He 1,v,6 piof secuted by the pariA), and also by the friends ut the deceased, who appeared extremely utre . ct , 2d on the occasion. _ • illedley, a woman of decent apilear- Y 111 R'fH3. atlCts, was convited of ste e ,iing A piete of 'alt beef's .Atißaroach, on the s.! - _h ult. the Lady:of Captain Th0r.,21.-:. t h e . Auttern, ot the ticei:ltent.Native Ittfantry; ut 1.) front butelier the Strand, named Parr; the •iiiti the-25th ult. the Lz , ly of l‘vljor Cpnipbeit, His M aw meat found secreted beGteen her leLo, shop of the prosec nt ot - . She was sentenced to be ;- i r esty's ;Slit Regiment, of Daughtet. - imprisone4 three trdliths,' being an o,(l6:l',:nder. 0 11 - wrsthy inornin,'„ •:/jth ult. the Ld} of Liet", tent Dorztat,l4t Maje:-;ty' 47th Reg;tut - 4, of-a 04141/'. Surrey Sesioni" closed - yesterdai' 'at A - wortlan hornet! Mary ;.Burgess, wosctiie'S by Lord tEst.ti, for stealing a liunibvr of edipbps;-attehdc'd vith:sotne eircumstahces. (Ad . sentence of -tran'sporiation' - for sevt'...o . One, , mart of decenT address, fur - itupri):. , .ll l ; i!!!: a' woman in the-vale of ye,ars,. vas :servt for so( r.intithsi aud 'three. tOr less perititls,' for trrtling• i DECEMBER, IVADRAS, BIRTHS. A or At .Bangalore, on, Tuesthy the 23tu Nov. the Ac...;:is;of his Rlajesty's 2itii Light 0.4* goon's', ot a d..ti,41 , i - cr. , • At tns:-PrestLiencj.y i on the 7th inst. the Lady of kr: 4.;sq . o,t a Son.. • I`.I‘I(PIAGE. 'At sinnam, on the • 3th iv,thno, Mr E. f ~W. Van - r I toa, eiuest S'ull tite lateM , ..rt.G. Van 1-Lea non, Ira ilea: ii the. Se,,vice; tt..tPadwole, to Alt6s C ll°- boite ; :kesterday'afterpoon,,about half past five o'clock, adreadful fire brolie out at Mr. Iti:es's f oll:'eloth ma nufadory, iti Li.ti4 Thchfiyid•street,. i ."Grat Port.; ltad-Sfreet.; OA; fire ,wa . .) fi6•t ObAervcd .by a g i r t, w h o p ef c e iqtrgelond,s ut dileti,sMA bursting" .I , ;rr.la from . One ot the windox b:don, f ,it,g- t o o e ,' ManufactOrvs; gave the atorm, and in iniks: alter, the WtOre,fr . the' pr, ilahies, and entirely de'i';t. 6 ines arrived ; ale (rear iSt•6 C)ltt' , Alt, back , 0..(.1, from Little Titchlirld-:.nre,-t . to and communicating in the rear wit PrOvidence - pet, *inch run' in a paralh-I direction, and the.v, .being high and blow strung trout tf c Scuth West, likewise, communicated the flanws to tour houses in Riding‘ht , use nine, which, together with the , ehepel, torped an a tA,TuI col& %tati.oti, tiir,si rayed . the whole ot the ahu% e premises betoreary ti:kkety a,sistance could be given but , On = number of engines; and - a goad supply of water, the firemen were enabled to : solidoi- the devouring, mew ,' and prevent its, extenditn; ther. It reported that a poor woman in Riding-house-lane, in endeavouring-. to ,save her property, fell it, victim - to the fiaMes and that ai,othet poor woman and her tour children are mis§mg. CORONER'S INCLUEST.—AiI *as.... taken yesterday, at the Myrtic-tue nume-houst,,Newing to., on the body ot Mr. Saintv.l.Putvey, an artast, ot Ch,veland-street, who met his death re,tosning to, ' On the 2,t . h u!.r. at -1-a l t.: l ,ti l ii 4 :7,- 1 I •,,-. ' '.ir l'alain'eot ' :aii, SValliii:e , Yl;;J•,..., Esq. t'{ .. .:....:...c.. , .... ~ 'AI l'ono.lici*: - ,, ' -. ~., ::,3y t.iv ~., ip.st. 'Tosepli GeSP II ' ' Esq . . of tle 1i.,.....-:._ • ' ' ' -- , -i ' ~, ~ , „... . :. , ',; id; - .ls. (.... al t ilt Vellaq,""the c. , .. . • . ... . : : L.. ~.- td his horse, ----),! johitCfanwh.:l , , -; •. . , ~;., ~ ,-,..,; N. I ~ „( 1 DeiVa" I Ud t ;q AdV4)l2.,;_ '..,.i ',..:-._ _ ..':... , ii,{: .:,,. ' Ie - "yr UliittiO.iino,7„ - -on - the -..,...:.; .^. ... Lieut. 'ethics, of I zd battalion, ,(.1 if..e,:,ilittl.t N . I . At 0n , ..,1 - 1.,, ohi the hotih 1N,,v..'..::,..„' ; ' , .l , :_x&nder muirl 4o34l ' of , 1 - e . ( ,i - bat. OWI t'.<:gf. ..NL 1. ' Atit?‘' ~ , ! ~,,L c of vv are I ,1,1,,,., A :..j ..,r 1,),!: .t.,, or his 174 , 9 , - •- ;-_ 3r ,; i',.,,,lickit of DT4o,lis. ' eharleS London in a single-horse chit e. The deceased. had: dined at the house of a Iriend in the neightionrhood„. about a mile distant from where the accident hap-. peued, and on his _return at night he drove against solne scaffolding and overturned. the chaise, by 4r bleb he was precipnated against :a paving stone,. and. his b•:•ad was shockingly cut. He was removed to the public house, where surgical aid was adinini ste.ed, but he died of his fractures. : Verdid .ticci-. dental Death. .. . , , , . . -I..iE tilf.;-,A I- ~•-',',-', !. :i•- • ., • - •("Yri Tnesliy mr)!,.! , ,,,f, ilic 1...... y of ',•._,,:•:ili Ale.xantier I.) , lv id. ' son, liFm.. , a d..,!:- , .....:: , d ,,, ,t , ..• -••,.il •,,- ~ ~ .•:, r., F. L. ii:trbsfr,•l,l4 so n. C. • t" , .,,....',,. ~- .1 ,• ., ,,, ', ,-, '.'-'. ;90; crirrl - ttu, ;.'cii.,y 1,1 Li"?*itrJ..n,nh, itr,..mnie,•, , :t L ,, :.•,•,• :- . 7 .., . I. .f.a'dali.ol.l':r. `4 - , L • if At ()04i'ailolla, ~..,:! •••.,' ,1,. :;.u,; or tit.: 13114 curt. z•'- -- of th:-....!zcv. vv.. ~1 a ,daughter_ i. At putty inst. tnetaiiy . 6l"ll,l ol : A ttisiie , of a 4oti. 1 . NIAIOttACI•:S. ,On.the 14t.h *Distant, i.unt....l)kitootagita n b `ta NP,s S;0.311 A Reeves.. . . At Vurtaabghur, on the t,,th instant, Cornet. George Elites the • tv it,: ? ,i-.ent Native Cay.:lry, to M'S' LAI; Aunt:Anstruther, Llatti ilati A liter of the LiotiouG , J l c- 03 " Anstrutlivr„ 2, __ • A'rEIS. • Mr. Samuel Saunders, Assistirm.th the 'Military Arator. General', ottide, At. Ca w 'wore, on. Sat tird.ty morning, 4th - N ve , tt ,cre ter Geori;ii U rant Wheatstone, eldest soh of ut li. M.• 53d lisgunent, aged eight ) ,.A, and t 4 ' ll Dn.:in:lls. • BOMBAY DEATH. On board the Hun Ci , mpany's cruise' Vestal. at Nlusr 34 on the 23cl of Aukost last, Lietitenant [oho Loplaoul of the Bombay Ath Hely. eRICt vt 2:IIIC&S YESTE I RDAY. i‘anig Stock, z6o 61 Bank L. Ann. 18 Navy S per ;_ex. div. India Stoat, 18z !, ex. diV. 4 per Cent. 85/ g 130ct16, 225. ;XS. 1) 1 . 3 per tent. ked. k 9/ 7e/ 7o Excheg Iltlls, 2S. 7 6 . P r • ex. div, Onncin, k pr. 3 pr.r Wit. Cons. 69/ cx. ImperiJl 3 yer Cest• „ div. Cons . ICr Opening, 70 71' LONDON; Printed by RICHARD IHARR] S:otN 4, .!-.1.3 Wei t. cour Tow. st reit ; 1,1 , :71 - .ed. by WI LI. riA m A R Mit; 1: R SC RI PPS, South Molion.itreet, roFvenor rcrl7.re. At the SuN.OFFicE, No. I IT, Strand, li.ere Advatisonents, Orders icr ti . be P a per, tetterifor the Editor, exc. (post-paid), nvaf adthmed. POLICE. MANsios-HouFs.—Joseph Clare was exa ,,, ined yesierdJv i on t:le charge of.h.iviog slolen trom the Warehou-e§, of Messrs. Bousfield and Co. a very large quantity of - goods, what are called dogs, which were troced by Goff at Friend to his deoosit.. The • thett wos dearly made ow, the goods sworn to; and and he was tinily committed for trial. - Bow- STR,EET.---Yi.-sterday a woman Was brought to tl.le otE,e, charged •witji attempting to defraud Doe,!..tors.ot the Canny Fire.Otiice; of f“ ezoi seas. It appeared that the pr;sc - mer had applied at the Conr•ty Fice-Otiice yesterti•y morning, with - a letter rnrporting to be ritten by' Kirl Al ira, rccotn mending the bro . her of the prisoner to their tell f, in consequence of tie injury tie had exc)k rienced at the fiye «llich hvpeued Somr tim since in Con ,duit-stree:, •.vh,n he wa ass:sting in the capacity of a corliorat in a Volrinteer Corps. Ir, ante her piper attaeitcd to the. le6e.r, "was alist_of. the ditlerent Of fices ‘A hicb had subscribed. Mr. Barker, of the County Fire-Office, susneaing she was an i, , postor, sent tor, and e her in ors tody. of Laveodel, who, on hei sayt'g she rece the letter boo, her hu-.baod, who wits aitirg at the Cm, n public-hoose, Long-acre, Ile weot there, d saw the Lin ller t, wt O aeskuowledgcd kno Ang such persons, but said neit!'te ‘ rof them 'were there, 1.,a -velider waited about the door for some time, a , :d at length saw a mitt, NV hoanswerkl the deseli,:lion, w -lking about near the door. L.rend , r his name was Moore 3 ltd detti , d it, bat licknowi. ledg , d his name was Bird this, how answer ing the description the. Oiti:.'er lE,d re ot:ea vi ois nazi z• being J. Bird N:itiote, be took low Imo custody, and -conveyed him to, the Office, when, after an 4 1 1 - ve,tigation,lt turned out that instead ot los 11.-ing thv linsb::nd of the woman, he *as the young Man whom_ the letter pretended to,represent •ai living sustained the iejury at the fire in Co:Ault-s::ce[, pan a as having died some, time sroc, at ;So. Albans. The prishueryai co4n,qwted for further. exanii nation. Wplipliq-STREET.—Yeslerday•Edenuitd Birkit; a notorious Jiow4y-nreal:er, apprrheo , ied at Manchets- ! ter, by Mr. Na,:io, of that - Alec, underwent an ex- ()thee, being charged with coin ,burglary to the house of Mr. Smith, in. Gutter-f 7 !oe, t.;lieapside, about eight months since, a..nt stealing sill; to the amount of wool. When: aprohen led„ he had l e aided sand. all manner ,of implements for house-breaking. 1-1 1 .1 is further, stl?jetieti burgLiries in the" County of Middlesex. it wos . olllitiltl, d tot :e-exam , naiipn. OptiN 7 LL.—Aaairpber of women of• the town were iyougt.t up ye=sterday, by tkie Supqr s intendant 0f,1).1t,.01e-, in St. (3e9rge's.-I.4lelkis' They, were sent , 10,4 tie Cutin:y Gaof tor one month, for refotmation. . :• . 11-I, 2 rtii9g;, - a lady, who had been receiv ik; a eoui.:. 4 -rar - rle suns of money a; -Messrs kioares, Bankers, it; Flees 7 stret - , - .h,id scarcely left, the office t went); yards, before she di'c vi red that her pocket book, coutailling the noi - e:, she tri'd just received,., was gone ; and though"ti - re discovery Was instania ne,:irs, yet the figh; : f - ivgered arri:Atiator'irsid so dexte t6usly plundered . h.t.:r, and again joined in the crowd, that it wrrs iMpOssib,e to discover We have th- pain t ast, of ant ionnenig iti a ing-eve , . t, w 1 ich Ii s plunged a most worthy and respei'lrrblo tam .1. in the. tii-t pet distress. David and John;,,,sons of Michael iV,lturhead, Esq. WeSt L'adia Merchants, ,were drownud on Fri ay Morning, on' their Tehryn from Cautheiton to t;reenv , cl was in ht, 23d yeir,'John in his )9tn. Tie circurn stanne:w, nderstand, are as. tohow :—A party,, canostwg' ao‘uttiortnnate siiffeters, their brrither Michael, agr d 12, ;and a Mr. Carlisle, lift.Cambel ton ThurAay last, iii the paci;ct. On 'Frichly morning, when al the Cumbnies, it being calm,' they all went into the packet's-yawl ; but a breeze springing up,• obit. Mu 'head pulled the ro i ..,L to get on *octagon) in doing this, the tor got entangled abJut his body, and helltvas in dang r of being drawn overboard. The othersyseeing hi, perilous situation, rushed forward to disengage him,....and threw the whole-weight on the bow of the boat, which instant ly filled with water, and nearly upset. The whole four young gentlemen .pitched overboard ; but the rope being instantly cut, the ho3Cwas soon righted, awl they were diAlinCily• seen to cling to her; being however, on one side, the boat again nearly up set, when David and John 'Mutate:id, having lost their hold, sunk to rise no more. Mr.- Crisle and Michael MuirtJead; being nearest the stern, were enabled to hold-by the gunwliale, till the p , cket tacked and took them on boat d.---,Glassow Paper. mdkftlbll. On Wednesday - last, at • St. Lermard's, Shoteditclr, Inlet Fisher, Esq of House, Kent-road, to Sarah, svcond daughter et loin Walton, Esq. of Shoredit,h. tite,Thur,,day last, at I•lagleigh. Mr.- Wi Liam flats. Pf, Canonbury-squ.kre, to Emma, d tighter loon litualtir, Esq. of Woodhatn- Niurtirner Lodge, EssCx. On.M s onday seinnight, the Rev. Mr. Law es, Master of the Free t.; ranunar School in - Marlborough, to Miss Bolton, of London, D / D . On Friday i theGth inst. st - ku - shy-green, limes Randall, Esq. of Dattford, Kent. Un the itth in t. at his c6ttage, Mids.!l:7- sex, the wile or 'awes Esq. of th.. C .11,e of Arius. In April last, of a fever, on board the Walth itti,tow East I ridiarn.,ti, on his passage from Bengal, Mr ) . J I jun. eliteat soft ,ot Mr. Itutt„ of Cwrveli• street, in the 21st Seat of his age. lADIA VIRT IIS, MARRIAGES, AAD DLATLJS. MADRAS DEATHS. ,— • Oa the 14th October, on beard ,he' Metcalf Indianian. Fletcher,- thuginut of Captain .1 icither. On. the 2Sth OCtub.r, Second Otfi‘er of the ‘Vyntihant. - On the 2.9c0, Mr. fames Reid, Mid,hipman of the Re treat (10 the 3oth, Cudhert Esq. late' Master At telictaia E ;if L e tktitta, 44 one of the ohleA ti,uro— pc,ol - :iatiti.td, - -Q,l4aer-MaSter and Aaing Payrnastet , Alexaticl?'r (•1 ill,:je:sty's 12111 Reg,inient: Captain sth N. At Mdjor- June's, of His Alajeft. ty's Asih Re6;theitt tit I)ragoi;ns. . . \NositmittEtt. • MADRAS " On Sunday' the 12th lost. M;s. 1. Ravelli, of a Daughter/ MARRIAGE. - On Triday evening, the tot itit Captain Smith, Ist lint. tabor; 9rlt nt.aitry, to Miss Ay • DEATH: • At jaggernaickpcioßun, (ht the loth tilt, the youngest soft of Ur. Heyne, of the Fiou. Luinp4oy's bat ICcelatait Naive r3L,iv,c;iiL 131 tcrus `On the 2.(1 ult. Mrs. itvhl t rs, or a fliughter. At Isch4res, pp the a ih , ult, at M:rjir kvtif t , r av, , , t h e f a dt Ciptalli W. biker, ut the 2lst ke t iiihche Native iiiLintflo of a I),,uy,hier.. ' At i...;_kaxes, an L the •Istlt ult. the Laity of Captain Wig" etss, of a Sou. On the t/ith W.'flollingherry, (Ira S. On the t9th , uit. tile Lady of (..,:cort;,e of & the zzd ult. in,: of George kaverlscrott, LK: of a Sch. I'l4 sanie day, Mrs. C. W. Price, ofa Daughter. . • MARRIAGES On the 18th -nit, at .St. juhn's Church, Mr. W. Wiillacei idkiss Mary Wickins. On the 2,:st tilt. Mr. Joseph Elarsveo.i, to Nl/6sElizablil Lennux. DE AT lIS. On Alohday evening, at the house of Captain Thoina l , - Maticlouk, Captain T. laylur, of tiro zd.Battaimi 7th it.4. 1 ;1" , went Niative int4ntry. On the 3d uit. at Mnorsi.-dahail, Master (../e,asz I.3ltic.et son of the, liou. C. A ..Bruce.,. • - On the 16t h ult. Mrs. Mary Depty, aged 27 years. The s.inie da), Misi M. aged ;3- • On the iltnult. Mr. lona W Ottani Auden:rm. On the ult. Mrs ri.homas Betts, aged 43 years. ()ii the tyth ult. at CivAndernagore, Mt. I'. ll.' . l..)'Colltgo aged 22, ye:as. On the zot!t ult. Mrs. 1%-laria Hemming,, aged 6). On ,Suadiy ;::at, 2 - :. alt. in tile 3oth. year of his ag?' after alini.etai i ; and most painfai It-o` linghetry. {~~